Cans sent by Great Central for comment. Pours a big, thick white head over a pale yellow body, just a little less haze than normal. Light weizen nose, not much banana, but more wheat spice and a little malt. Taste is light, not as overpowering as some hefes go. Makes this more of a summer beer, but here we are in December. Does get a bit filling despite its apparent lightness.

Cans sent by Great Central for my comment. This has more of a Bavarian pilsner nose. I get no trace of the salt or sodium of a water softened Czech pils. Very light straw colored beer, with a long-lasting, spongy head. Smell is of a very lightly toasted malt, your basic beer smell. Taste comes through bready, maybe cracker-y. Light malts with a slight pepper of German hops.

16 oz. can. Nose is sweet pale malts and subtle. grain. Flavor is some bread notes, light corn, sweet flavors. Mildly sweet finish. Light crispness. About what you would expect for the style.

Can (7/16/21) pour from Andover Classic Wines. It's a clear greenish-yellow with nice sparkle with no head no lacing. Aroma is an earthy sweet corn/rice. Taste is sweet grains. Mouthfeel is light bodied with smooth texture, average-to-lively carbonation with finish as taste. Overall, good strength but generic sweet malts.

Thanks Tom aroma is grains, hay, corn. Taste follows aroma. Solid lager.

Samplers sent to be by the brewer. Popping the tab, there’s just a bit of sodium in the nose, as in a softened Bohemian Pilsener water profile. But that note goes away as I pour out a nice amber color, with a big tan head, and plenty of bubbles. The taste has the expected caramel and toasty malt character. This one is a little lighter in texture than other festbiers, but still its lightness works for it. It means it can go down pretty quickly. Hops are a little bit in the background, to let the malts play up.

Can via Beer 52 sub. Can states 4.7%. Pours clear gold with a dissipating white head. Aroma: grains and then more grains, not much else. Taste: light to moderate sweet, crisp, grainy, light hoppy. Light to medium body with low carbonation. It's OK

Tight foamy white head stayed on a highly carbonated straw coloured body. Malt, cereal & grain aroma. Medium bodied, smooth with a sharper back & cloying aft. Sweet, cereal, biscuit, grain & lightly hopped tastes. Nice one!

[12oz can from Beer52 at a stated ABV of 4.7%] An attractive golden straw coloured pour with a fast fading white head; grainy aroma; sweetish grain taste with a touch of honey; and a light grassy bitterness. A pleasant Helles.